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Release Date :  May/15/2011
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Pregnancy/Impregnation Egg Production Violation Pervert Tentacle Bestiality

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Unspeakable monster worms have emerged to impregnate human wombs with their egg spawn.
A resistance team has been assembled to try and stop the subjugation of humanity... but...
What is the fate of the all-female team gone to investigate??

* Continued from Womb 3.1, part 2 of 2 (finish)

101 screenshot images - HTML slideshow digital comic
Includes 1120x630 size and larger JPEG 1600x900 size
No voice or background sound.
Must be 18 or older. Contains grotesque imagery.

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RE077557
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RJ077557.zip / 52.88MB (55444316Byte)

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Oct/24/2012  By GrandiaplayerTop : 10 Reviewer

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This was, very sadly, the final part to this fabulous series. My favorite thing about this series is it wasn't scared to explore something like this. Alien tentacles on Earth impregnating women, violently in some cases. This one continues right where 3.1 left off. The girl from the display picture is fighting off some of the tentacles when they overwhelm her and she's captured by them. It ends on a really good note, too, with a surprising twist! I really liked how detailed the pictures were throughout the series, as well. Even when they went close up, they didn't pixelate or look off. Now, if only they'd do another series like this.

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